754-224-2152

Same with me! I am in Miami now and they are calling without leaving any message.

the person calls and asks for a pin # ? What thatt allll abouuut?

I'm in Ft. Lauderdale and trying to figure out what this person (female) finds in calling people and asking for a pin # or just hanging up.Maybe it is a new way of getting her rocks off. BORING, she needs to find a new way to get off!

mike the phone call all about?

what's the phone call all about?

Just got my first call from this number. Spanish guy with marbles in his mouth. I just had a feeling it was fishy. I'll let you know if I get another.

Just got a call from this # and didn't recognize and sent to voice mail.  Turned out to be a friend of mine in Trinidad & Tobago Island using a calling card.  Not sure how that works.

this is the 6th time TODAY i got a call from this number or an 866#

Caller asked for me by first initial and last name. When I inquired as to what the call was about, he claimed it was a service call for a problem reported with Windows program on my computer. I stated that I had not reported a problem and the caller hung up.

Someone called from this number by the name Michael Mangomery, telling us that we win $250,000 and a new Mercedes Bens. That the only we nedd to do is pay him $499.00 for one percent of the taxes annd that money was refundable. He is full of crabbbbbb. PLease be carefull.

The caller's name is Dr. Edward Johnson. After a series of his e-mails to me, claiming I am to receive US$1,468,597.84 from the estate of late Michael P. Anderson of IFCA Resource Ghana Ltd. The funds were placed into a specific account, in my name, at: Standard Charter Bank, Ring Road Branch Accra, Ghana. The account number and SWIFT code were supplied in my e-mail which also included two(2) pages from the late Michael P. Anderson's will.
    He stated that I need to activate the account with US$500 (via Western Union money transfer or MoneyGram) up front... in order to enable me to transfer these funds to any bank of my choice in the world. I had the impression that Dr. Edward Johnson was in Ghana until his phone number came up on my caller ID as a local Ft. Lauderdale, FL phone number.
  In conclusion, I am thinking that this situation is a scam.

In the same vein, I've received a three e-mails from the same Dr. Edward Johnson claiming that I have been a beneficiary of a large sum of money from the same Michael P. Anderson, and I am to contact a Standard Chartered Bank to make claims. I know too well about these internet thieves, so just ignore him!

I just received a call from this "Captain Nick Fleming" they left 2 voicemail saying that I needed to call them back with my attorney, I have googled it and it seems that they scare you so they can take your money!???? anybody else???

i received a call from that number 3 times 2 day and he said he was a police officer and hes say n i had a pay day loan that i have 2 pay him 700 dollars over the phone 2 settle out of court i never had a loan

Dragi Gospod Edvard mi lHKO ODGOVORITE NA TO!
Marjan

Čakam na vaš odgovor Gospod Edvard.

It is NOT  scam. We have investigated it and it is legitimate.

You are mistaken Paul, that Michael Anderson is indeed real and not a scam

Please, please and please. Dr. Edward Johnson is a banker in Standard Chartered Bank and he is not a fraudster. He is a real gentleman that has been in business for many years over there in Ghana.

Please note that Dr. Edward Johnson is legitimate

Jerry, you are very wrong. Stop spoiling a follow man's image. Dr Edward Johnson is legitimate not a scammer.